SEH Computertechnik TPG60 - Manual (Page 55)

Security
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7 Security
A number of security mechanisms are available to ensure optimum
security for the TPG60. The security mechanisms can be configured
and activated according to your demands. The following security
mechanisms are available:
What information do
you need?
• ’How to Protect the TPG60 against Unauthorized Access?
(Password Control)’
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• ’How to Protect the TPG60 against Unauthorized Access? (IP
Sender)’
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• ’How to Protect the TPG60 against Viruses?’
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• ’How Does the TPG60 Authenticate Itself in the network via
EAP-MD5/LEAP?’
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• ’How Does the TPG60 Authenticate Itself in the network via
EAP-TLS?’
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7.1 How to Protect the TPG60 against Unauthorized
Access? (Password Control)
A password can protect the TPG60 against unauthorized access. If a
password was set, you must enter the password before you can save
the changes to the parameters. This means that changes to the
parameters can only be made using a valid password.
If you do not want your parameters to be displayed, you can set a
password at this stage as well. For this purpose, the parameter
Access control must be enabled. If this parameter is enabled, a
password must be entered when starting the TPG Homepage or
when opening the Properties dialog.
What do you want
to do?
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’Defining the Password via the TPG Homepage’
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’Defining the Password via the InterCon-NetTool’
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